Your AI agent can write code fast.
It can also scale architectural chaos just as fast.
When every task creates a different folder structure, ignores project conventions, or places files wherever they “seem right,” you are not building faster.
You are accumulating architectural decisions that nobody owns.
That’s why we built the FSD CLI Skill — Beta.
It gives AI agents a structured workflow for working with Feature-Sliced Design through FSD CLI.
Before making changes, the agent inspects the project configuration, source structure, existing slices, routing, and Public APIs.
It can then use supported CLI operations to:
- Scaffold new FSD projects
- Generate feature, entity, widget, and page slices
- Preserve existing project conventions
- Preview uncertain changes with --dry-run
- Safely check upgrades for CLI-owned files It is not a magic button that rewrites any legacy codebase. The goal is simpler: stop the AI agent from inventing a new architecture with every task. Try the Beta: 🔗 https://fsdcli.me/docs/ai-agent-skill Would you trust an AI agent more if your architecture rules were executable?
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